Managing Psychological Trauma: Clinician and Client Resources for the Clinical Skills Series

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By Dr Leah Giarratano B.A. (Hons.), M.Psych., D.Psych.

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Please note that this is not a stand alone book. It is designed to accompany the comprehensive texts on psychological trauma management in the Clinical Skills Series, this manual provides resources and handouts for distribution to clients by busy trauma clinicians (psychologists, psychiatrists, social workers, counsellors, and mental health nurses). This resource also includes case plans and answers to the questions posed throughout each of the texts in the clinical skills trauma series (titles listed below). Handouts include dozens of effective arousal reduction instruction sheets; numerous monitoring forms (e.g., for the creation of exposure hierarchies; desensitisation monitoring charts; mood monitoring forms; cognitive challenging forms, etc); patient instruction sheets for the numerous therapeutic techniques detailed in the main texts; homework tasks for clients; and various clinical assessment maps, models, and treatment planning tools for use by the clinician. Working through this manual with their clients, trauma clinicians will empower each client to target their symptoms, using structured, evidenced-based tools and techniques. Having all of the treatment strategies summarised and pre-prepared in client-friendly format begins the process of helping the survivor regain control through understanding, and leaves the clinician free to focus upon other important therapeutic issues. This book contains 3 chapters and 94 pages. It was published in 2004. Book size is 210mm x 150mm.

The table of contents is as follows:
Introduction
Chapter 1: Patient handouts
Chapter 2: Practitioner worksheets
Chapter 3: Exercise reviews
Index

Photocopying rights: The publisher authorises individual purchasers of Managing Psychological Trauma: Clinician and Client Resources for the Clinical Skills Series nonassignable permission to photocopy selected handouts, homework sheets, and resources contained within this manual for clinical use with individual clients. The publisher does not authorise copying of this book in its entirety.

Note: Managing Psychological Trauma: Clinician and Client Resources for the Clinical Skills Series complements and completes the following texts:

• Giarratano, L (2004) Clinical Skills for Managing PTSD: Proven Practical Techniques for Treating Posttraumatic Stress Disorder, Talomin Books, Sydney, Australia, ISBN 1-920902-00-7
• Giarratano, L (2004) Clinical Skills for Managing Acute Psychological Trauma: Effective Early Interventions for Treating Acute Stress Disorder , Talomin Books, Sydney, Australia,ISBN 1-920902-02-3
• Giarratano, L (2004) Clinical Skills for Treating Traumatised Adolescents: Evidenced Based Treatment for PTSD , Talomin Books, Sydney, Australia ISBN 1-920902-03-1

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ISBN 978-1-92090-204-9 (Softcover)

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